Falklands 40: The Handley Page Victor at the RAF Museum, Cosford
David Coleman, former RAF pilot turned tour guide at the RAF Museum Cosford, talks to the Royal Air Forces Association about the Handley Page Victor and how it kept the Vulcan in the sky during the Black Buck raids for the 6,600 nautical miles (16 hour) return journey.
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